Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Starting a business isn’t what it used to be. After Covid-19, customers became less predictable, with 75% of them changing their buying habits during the pandemic. This has had a huge impact on B2C businesses, but there’s little doubt that B2B consumer trends have also changed. How […]
Amid a seesawing economy and a highly volatile market backdrop, fundamentally sound stocks Occidental Petroleum Corp. (OXY), Molina Healthcare (MOH), and Greif (GEF) are currently trading near their 52-week highs. Given the solid fundamentals and momentum, these stocks could be ideal additions to one’s watchlist. Let’s discuss…. shutterstock.com – StockNews So far this year, the
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Thomas Jefferson famously stated, “With great risk comes great reward.” But the man was not some Average Joe debating whether he should invest in startups or not. Novice investors no longer need to have millions in disposable income to invest in startups and get in the game.
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. “Aytekin, I have no idea what he’s saying,” my friend Sam whispered under her breath. We were watching a lengthy slide presentation at a business conference, and nearly every word coming out of the presenter’s mouth was laced with jargon. He used terms like core competency, low-hanging
A stock is a trading and investing instrument representative of an underlying business. This sounds simple enough, but surprisingly gets too often misunderstood in a bear market. In other words, a stock is not the company. A business is an organization that operates on a day to day basis to pursue growth and profits for
Aerospace giant Boeing (NYSE: BA) stock has rallied strong off its post-pandemic lows at $113.02 to cut its losses on the year to (-24%). While the pandemic crushed Boeing, it is reaping the benefits of rebound in the epicenter travel industry. The Company saw demand spike for commercial aircrafts as commercial traffic accelerates to the
Social media platform Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) stock has had a tumultuous year as Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk pulled his $54.20 per share and $44 billion takeover offer. There is much speculation that Musk might still be interested in the social media giant but at a cheaper price. The Company has sued Musk over
While much of the media is captivated about the upcoming trial between Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) and Elon Musk, investors may have noticed the stock didn’t get much of a nudge – in either direction – following its second-quarter report this month. MarketBeat.com – MarketBeat So what’s next for the little blue bird? To answer that,
Interested in utility stocks? Investors may want to stick to utility stocks like superglue on fingers because they offer high reliability and stability regardless of what’s going on in the rest of the world. Consumers need utilities, and what’s better than the combination of consistency and ongoing dividends? You may not be able to suppress